Dracozombie

Holy hell. I generally considered FNaF more interesting and unsettling than scary, but. Yikes. This actually looks scary. Too bad the trailer warned us ahead of time what we should be scared of. Dammit.

Pretend you agree with him, move out of the house years later when you get the chance, and go back to liking what you like in peace. Or, just be more discreet in showing how much you like what you like so your dad will have less to make fun of.

Birthday happy! You have enough cakes. Here are cookies instead.

A grump.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvpyz6MUa1w

So could I. But I'm starting to learn that working against yourself by FORCING yourself to be a certain way is usually doomed to fail. The better way is to tailor who you REALLY are in a more agreeable direction. You're not fighting yourself, you're just adjusting course a bit.

The "so-and-so is overrated so I don't wanna see it!" argument is just annoying. A lot more people would be happy to see, say, Frozen in the game, and it's a good business decision, so in that respect everyone wins. If your complaint revolves around too many people liking it, that's really your problem, not KH's. But for how much I might complain about certain worlds, at the end of the day I'd probably be cool with whatever appears. I'm more supportive of something when I see it in action, and we're not even in a good position to judge what would actually work. I mean, on paper, who but the weirdest fanboys think a Disney/Final Fantasy crossover would be a good idea?

Haha, well I'm planning to get it published one day, so if I thought it was inappropriate to let others read it I wouldn't bother writing it at all.

This is true. Unfortunately, my nachos are mostly consumed by this point. I have no right to call myself 'Murican.

It's not a life hax if it's more complicated than the solution, which is obviously: to scarf down my nachos as fast as I can so I'll have no food to complain about.

I can't eat nachos, drink cider, and play video games at the same time. Multitasking is hard.

The odd character motions and line deliveries. For better and for worse, there is no mistaking KH's cutscenes for any other game's.

I count him as separate because Oathkeeper/Oblivion gives you a combo and limit break you can't use anywhere outside Mission Mode, except for the Deep Drive segment.

Roxas, since he's the most familiar to play as. Plus it feels dishonest to earn those Mission Crowns playing as characters you can't otherwise use in normal gameplay. (Btw you forgot Dual-Wielding Roxas. Technically he's a separate player.)

Why are we hyped for The Game? Because you just lost it.

I thought it was a toga.

Yes.

This is what happens when you do the thing.

I guess I'm not the only one worried about this. Still, since I wasn't all that hyped for a remake to begin with (really, at this point I'd rather they let FFVII die in peace), I'd rather go into this with no expectations -- no hype or worry, just accept whatever happens. Just to give myself peace of mind, I'm giving Nomura some faith that he won't screw up the remake like he did with the Compilation (except maybe Crisis Core). If he does screw it up then, well, that's what happens, and we'll always have the original FFVII. If it turns out awesome, then hey, it's awesome, and the fans can finally shut up about the remake and actually let FFVII die in peace for good.

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And that's why everyone hates Xehanort.

You know that it's summer when your own sunglasses burn your face.

I like KH's characters and concepts more than its actual story.

Its concepts -- the keyblades, the multiple worlds, the idea of heart/memories and the stories and themes surrounding it, etc. The series can be a mess, but there is no mistaking KH for anything else.

Oh, did I miss drama? Aww. In any case, I think people value their opinions too much solely because it's theirs or that they have a right to it. Of course you have a right to it. Doesn't mean it's not stupid.